Guidesstudents to theanswer of aquestionwithout directlytelling themBreakinglarger groupsinto smallergroups withintention7:00 am– 11:00pmRemembernames, findcommon ground,actively listen, askquestions, reservejudgementPlan for number ofstudents, plan forlevel ofcollaboration, planto technologyissuesWelcome slide,icebreaker, agenda,announcements,mini-lecture/contentreminder, CoLT 1,CoLT 2, CAT, WrapUpSemesterschedules,Canvasto-do listHighlighttraditionallydifficultconcepts, notlonger than 20minutesArrive early,familiarizeyourself withthe technology,contact UITSwith any issuesGives studentsan overview ofwhat's going onon campus aswell as somestudy strategiesProvide opportunitiesfor undergraduatestudents to achieveeducational excellencewhile developing theirpersonal, social,academic, andinstitutional adaptationShowstransparencyand leads byexampleLecture doesn’talign, activities don’tmatch with studentsknowledge, plannedactivities finishearlier thanexpectedAmount of timebetween askinga question andreceiving aresponsePaying attention,learning fromothers, embracingfeedback, andpracticing yourskillsAllows studentsthe opportunityto discussamongstthemselvesInclude a noteon yourtimesheet withreason formissed punchBLC mentormay not beinvited backPassive,silent, andgives upEnhanceopportunities forstudents to achieveeducational goalsand assist theirdevelopment ofacademic skillsEstablishes asafe environmentincreaseseffectiveness ofmentoringsessionsProfessionalism,integrity,confidentiality,fairness,accountability,trust, consistencyStudents canplay a key role inthe academicdevelopment oftheir peers bybeing role modelsGives a briefoverview of thesession andgives each taska time frameMentorsandmentees75 minutessession onceper week, 60minutesBRC hourIcebreakers,commoninterests,decks of cards,counting offA close anharmoniousrelationship inwhich groupsunderstandeach otherDon’tbadmouthotherprofessors oruse profanityGuidesstudents to theanswer of aquestionwithout directlytelling themBreakinglarger groupsinto smallergroups withintention7:00 am– 11:00pmRemembernames, findcommon ground,actively listen, askquestions, reservejudgementPlan for number ofstudents, plan forlevel ofcollaboration, planto technologyissuesWelcome slide,icebreaker, agenda,announcements,mini-lecture/contentreminder, CoLT 1,CoLT 2, CAT, WrapUpSemesterschedules,Canvasto-do listHighlighttraditionallydifficultconcepts, notlonger than 20minutesArrive early,familiarizeyourself withthe technology,contact UITSwith any issuesGives studentsan overview ofwhat's going onon campus aswell as somestudy strategiesProvide opportunitiesfor undergraduatestudents to achieveeducational excellencewhile developing theirpersonal, social,academic, andinstitutional adaptationShowstransparencyand leads byexampleLecture doesn’talign, activities don’tmatch with studentsknowledge, plannedactivities finishearlier thanexpectedAmount of timebetween askinga question andreceiving aresponsePaying attention,learning fromothers, embracingfeedback, andpracticing yourskillsAllows studentsthe opportunityto discussamongstthemselvesInclude a noteon yourtimesheet withreason formissed punchBLC mentormay not beinvited backPassive,silent, andgives upEnhanceopportunities forstudents to achieveeducational goalsand assist theirdevelopment ofacademic skillsEstablishes asafe environmentincreaseseffectiveness ofmentoringsessionsProfessionalism,integrity,confidentiality,fairness,accountability,trust, consistencyStudents canplay a key role inthe academicdevelopment oftheir peers bybeing role modelsGives a briefoverview of thesession andgives each taska time frameMentorsandmentees75 minutessession onceper week, 60minutesBRC hourIcebreakers,commoninterests,decks of cards,counting offA close anharmoniousrelationship inwhich groupsunderstandeach otherDon’tbadmouthotherprofessors oruse profanity

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Guides students to the answer of a question without directly telling them
  2. Breaking larger groups into smaller groups with intention
  3. 7:00 am – 11:00 pm
  4. Remember names, find common ground, actively listen, ask questions, reserve judgement
  5. Plan for number of students, plan for level of collaboration, plan to technology issues
  6. Welcome slide, icebreaker, agenda, announcements, mini-lecture/content reminder, CoLT 1, CoLT 2, CAT, Wrap Up
  7. Semester schedules, Canvas to-do list
  8. Highlight traditionally difficult concepts, not longer than 20 minutes
  9. Arrive early, familiarize yourself with the technology, contact UITS with any issues
  10. Gives students an overview of what's going on on campus as well as some study strategies
  11. Provide opportunities for undergraduate students to achieve educational excellence while developing their personal, social, academic, and institutional adaptation
  12. Shows transparency and leads by example
  13. Lecture doesn’t align, activities don’t match with students knowledge, planned activities finish earlier than expected
  14. Amount of time between asking a question and receiving a response
  15. Paying attention, learning from others, embracing feedback, and practicing your skills
  16. Allows students the opportunity to discuss amongst themselves
  17. Include a note on your timesheet with reason for missed punch
  18. BLC mentor may not be invited back
  19. Passive, silent, and gives up
  20. Enhance opportunities for students to achieve educational goals and assist their development of academic skills
  21. Establishes a safe environment increases effectiveness of mentoring sessions
  22. Professionalism, integrity, confidentiality, fairness, accountability, trust, consistency
  23. Students can play a key role in the academic development of their peers by being role models
  24. Gives a brief overview of the session and gives each task a time frame
  25. Mentors and mentees
  26. 75 minutes session once per week, 60 minutes BRC hour
  27. Icebreakers, common interests, decks of cards, counting off
  28. A close an harmonious relationship in which groups understand each other
  29. Don’t badmouth other professors or use profanity